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espnW editor Joanne Gerstner takes viewers on a tour of the grounds of the FIFA Women's World Cup Stadium, where Team USA and Japan will face off in the tournament's final on Sunday.

espnW editor Joanne Gerstner takes viewers along for a ride on a high-speed German train as she makes the four-hour journey from Augsburg to Leverkusen.

espnW's Joanne Gerstner takes the road less traveled by in her tour of Augsburg and finds a skate park and the "American" section of a grocery store.

espnW editor Joanne Gerstner gives viewers a glimpse of historic Dresden, a city in eastern Germany with spectacular architecture that was rebuilt after WWII.

espnW's Joanne Gerstner interviews a soccer fan and scholar Andy Markovits about the impact of the WWC.

espnW's Joanne Gerstner checks out the Fan Fest in Wolfsburg, Germany prior to Monday's England/Japan Women's World Cup match.

espnW's Joanne Gerstner gives you the lay of the land in Wolfsburg, Germany prior to Monday's England/Japan Women's World Cup match.

Joanne Gerstner, one of espnW's own editors shares her journey back from a painful ACL injury.

Joanne Gerstner of The New York Times: "The European fashion crowd apparently likes Kobe Bryant jerseys. Bryant's Lakers jersey remains the No. 1 seller in European stores, for the third consecutive year, according to the league's latest sales number...

The Ines Sainz incident at the Jets' practice facility Saturday might not be best addressed with absolute rights and wrongs.

The Detroit News reporter gives us a closer look at the man we all like to think we know. Jackie Wallace, Rasheed's mom, and his wife Fatima are both forces for good. They want Rasheed Wallace to do the things that you and I want him to do. But some...

Maria Sharapova knows life without tennis. And she has no intention on revisiting that gloomy place again.

Maria Sharapova joins elite company by becoming only the tenth woman in the Open era to win a career Grand Slam.

Does Sara Errani have a chance against Maria Sharapova, one of the sport's titans? Five things to know about the French Open final.

Maria Sharapova has battled back from a major injury to reach her first French Open final, which will make her No. 1 again and give her a shot at a career slam.

Thursday marked the first Ladies' Day at Roland Garros, but in all the pink trappings -- the court, the manis, the champagne -- the French Tennis Federation only proved it struggles with patriarchal ideals as the rest of French culture.